Sealbhach
November 17th, 2008, 06:07 PM
I had a spare bit of partition so I stuck Dreamlinux on there. I must say, although it's superficial, it makes a good impression to have an attractive desktop right from the start.
I also like their "easy install" toolkit, with one-click install of popular apps and drivers.
Hardware detection was not as good as Ubuntu, I had to dpkg-reconfigure xorg and also it doesn't do wireless, whereas these work out of the box in Ubuntu.
Very impressed with it though, I wanted to use Xfce and Dreamlinux is a nice distro for beginners.
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I also like their "easy install" toolkit, with one-click install of popular apps and drivers.
Hardware detection was not as good as Ubuntu, I had to dpkg-reconfigure xorg and also it doesn't do wireless, whereas these work out of the box in Ubuntu.
Very impressed with it though, I wanted to use Xfce and Dreamlinux is a nice distro for beginners.
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